Houston artist Wendy Wagner won the 2008 Hunting Art Prize and the $50,000 that goes along with it. Wagner was chosen from 128 finalists by jurors Rene Paul Barilleaux, chief…
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The Art Guys perform Nothing to It (An evening of itty bitty witty ditties), a 25-year retrospective of staged performances, some of which have not been seen in more than…
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Dallas Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson is looking for talented high school artists for this year’s Congressional Art Competition. Since 1982, the competition has provided members of Congress an opportunity to…
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Lubbock Says goodbye to another West Texas artspace- the ART DEPOT & ART DEPOT ANNEX’s final exhibition opens Friday, May 2. Life or Something Like It will feature work by…
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UT Dallas’ humongous Spring Arts Festival, May 1-3, features the work of more than 500 students from 25-plus courses in music, visual arts, creative writing, sound design, video and theatre…
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Box 13 ArtSpace, Houston’s newest artist collective, is opening it’s first exhibitions featuring recent University of Houston graduates in sculpture, sound, and painting, on Friday May 2 fron 7:30pm 10:30…
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Benito Huerta will be recognized as a Maestro Tejano by the Latino Cultural Center, a division of the City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs that promotes Latino arts and…
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Stabilization and restoration work on the historic 1878 First National Bank Building, which houses the Galveston Arts Center, is underway. The front steps have been removed to accommodate the scaffolding…
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The Latin Wave Film Festival kicks off with an outdoor Kick Off Party in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s sculpture garden on Thursday, May 1 from 8:30 pm to…
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Kinetiq HD, a Fort Worth-based film and video production company, will be launching a quarterly film series on April 30 at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The inaugural…
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Watch This, a University of Houston film festival, bundles 29 (or so) short films into a marathon evening of new media. Monday, April 28th, 6 – 9 p.m. in the…
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An artist information meeting about the new temporary art in public places component of the 2009 Texas Biennial will be held on Wednesday, April 30, at 7 pm, in the…
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If you’re in Austin Saturday morning, April 26, you can witness Soundings, "a public performance piece through which performers visualize and negotiate their relationships to their own power and to…
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This Spring’s Texas art flood is rising, with too many events to list individually. This Saturday, April 26: If you’re in Fort Worth, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth…
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Also tonight, April 24, Age Matters: A Conversation on Age and New Media, a panel discussion with two collaborative teams: MANUAL: Suzanne Bloom and Ed Hill, and Mary Magsamen and…
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Hello Lucky is having an art show! Flora and Fauna: les animaux et botanique includes work by Rene Cruz, Ryan Geiger, Lisa Irvin and Christine West.Opening TONIGHT! Thursday April 24,…
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100 or so galleries and artists’ studios in Houston’s Inner Art Corridor area will be open crawling this coming Saturday and Sunday (Apr 26-27). 1-5 pm both days FREE.
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Veteran public art administrator Helen Lessick has been named the Houston Arts Alliance’s new director of Civic Art & Design. An arts activist, curator, administrator and artist, Lessick has managing…
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Tuesday it’s open studio night at Artmotel Dallas. On April 22, from 6-8 pm Ted Kincaid, Jay Shinn, Joan Winter, Michael Tole, Lee Mascarenhas and the Marty Walker Gallery open…
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Houston sculptor Tim Glover will install “Whirlwind”, which he describes as "a west Texas dust devil with a horned toad and bird hanging on for the ride” on Saturday, April…